Bog Road in Clooney ‘quite poor’ Council acknowledge
SENIOR ENGINEERS in Clare County Council have acknowledged that ‘The Bog Road’ in Clooney “is quite poor” and in need of repairs.
Éire Óg & Mills eye up Munster finals
*Éire Óg’s Shane O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ÉIRE Óg and O’Callaghans Mills will be striving to qualify for Munster club hurling finals this Sunday.
‘Ennis must embrace town centre living’
*Parnell Street. STREETS in Ennis town centre would make national headlines if ‘to let’ signs were placed on empty first and second floor buildings, a county councillor has claimed.
Photo booklet traces the growth of West Clare Resource Centre in Miltown Malbay
A PHOTO BOOKLET documenting thirty years of the West Clare Resource Centre in Miltown Malbay has been launched.
Tulla take down Bridge Utd to stay joint top with Newmarket Celtic & Avenue
*Daragh Corry of Tulla Utd tackles Bridge Utd’s Adam Fitzpatrick. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TULLA UTD caused the biggest shock of this season’s CDSL Premier Division when overturning Bridge Utd in Sixmilebridge.
Marie takes over the mantle of Radio One’s new sports show
SIXMILEBRIDGE’s Marie Crowe has taken over the reins on RTÉ Radio One’s new sports show alongside Jacqui Hurley.
Time to build bridges between Scariff & Tuamgraney?
*Tuamgraney. BRIDGES may need to be built between Scariff and Tuamgraney to link up resources and give both adjoining parishes the same level of opportunity.
Councillors encounter gridlock in attempts to get Blake’s Corner update
*Blake’s Corner. Photograph: Conor Begley. ELECTED members of Clare County Council are encountering their own gridlock in attempts to get clarity on the status of plans to alleviate traffic congestion at Blake’s Corner.
€108k allocated to develop walking trail at The Bridges of Ross
A WALKING trail at the Bridges of Ross has moved a step closer to getting extended following the allocation of €108,000 in funding.
One third of Ennis off limits for housing & commercial development
An aerial shot of The Market, Carmody St and Kilrush Rd. ONE THIRD of Ennis is hindered from future housing and commercial development due to capacity issues at the Clareabbey wastewater treatment plant.